Did you know that by sharing your charitable projects, you can inspire others and make your message of positive change viral?
That is why we are asking you to take the Bloganthropy pledge to choose your own charitable campaign, spread the word on at least two social media networks, and dedicate at least three hours to volunteering…
Bloganthropy.org bloggers, Debbie Bookstaber of Mamanista, Candace Lindemann of Mamanista & Naturally Educational, Veronique Christensen of Little Elephants, Sarah Peppel of Genesis Moments and DIY Frugal, are bringing Toy Donations from Corolle, LeapFrog, Steiff, Scholastic & Klutz to Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia and Schneider Children’s Hospital on Long Island as part of our first project.
Children recuperating from surgery and battling illnesses benefit from play therapy and from knowing others are thinking of them. Families need to focus their energy on helping their children recover and generous individuals, organizations, and corporations can provide support in the form of products, financial contributions, and volunteer hours…
Volunteer 4 Long Island, a non-profit, charitable organization, needed volunteers on Thanksgiving morning to assemble packages of food, personal items (toiletries), and clothing for those who are homeless or living in emergency and temporary housing.
We talked about reaching out to corporations for future years and she said that this year they could use more volunteers, so we concentrated on social media volunteer recruitment efforts…
From their days as college friends, Debbie Bookstaber and Candace Lindemann have enjoyed collaborating on philanthropy projects. After graduation, they both went on to begin successful careers and start families. They continued to volunteer actively but missed that sense of community for a purpose they had enjoyed in college…
Blog + Philanthropy = Bloganthropy
Bloganthropy combines the power of social media with the resources of corporate giving. Our goal is to connect companies and bloggers in order to make the world a better place…
